N2O Haskell

N2O defines a way we scale protocols, database schema, applications and
services across companies, formatters, views and presentation layers.
At the core N2O folds a list of protocols and their handlers providing
a minimal type-level specification for general purpose application protocol tract.

As example this Haskell version of N2O is shipped with Nitro protocol
implementation, that listens the tract and push prerendered JavaScript
events back to the channel. This smart and simple reactive way
of client-server interaction first was used by Rusty Klophaus in
his Nitrogen web framework, that was pushed forward since then in
N2O by Andy Melnikov and Marat Khafizov.

The philosophy behind N2O is a simplicity, cleanness, and purity.
The core of N2O should be no more than 500 LOC.

The idea to send prerendered JavaScript events over the
wire belongs to Rusty Klophaus who made Nitrogen Erlang web framework.
Later this was refined by N2O team and now is available
in its purity of Haskell.